KR102573274B1 - Tubeless dispenser container - Google Patents

Abstract

A tubeless discharge container is disclosed. A tubeless discharge container according to an aspect of the present invention is a tubeless discharge container for discharging contents contained in a filling space, wherein the filling space is formed inside and an air hole for introducing air is formed on the upper surface bottle part; a connector part coupled to an upper portion of the bottle part to spatially separate the supply hole and the air hole; And it may include a pump portion fixed to a designated position of the connector portion and configured to suck in and discharge the contents supplied through the supply hole, a hollow channel portion may be formed on an inner wall of one side of the bottle portion, and the channel portion Both ends may be opened to a lower portion of the filling space and an upper surface of the bottle unit, respectively. According to one embodiment of the present invention, the structure of the discharge container itself provides a supply path for the contents and effectively separates the supply path for the contents and the inflow path for air, so that the contents can be stably discharged without a plastic tube connected to the pump unit. A tubeless discharge container is provided.

Description

Tubeless Dispensing Container {TUBELESS DISPENSER CONTAINER}

The present invention relates to a discharge container equipped with a pump, and more particularly, to a tubeless discharge container capable of stably discharging contents without using a plastic tube.

In a cosmetic container or the like, a pump is coupled to an upper entrance of a container for storing liquid or gel contents such as perfume, etc., and functions to discharge and spray a fixed quantity of contents to the outside. When the user presses the nozzle corresponding to the button downward to spray the liquid content, the content flowing into the pump is pressurized and rises along the discharge passage to be discharged through the nozzle. When the user releases the pressurization of the nozzle, the discharge passage is mechanically closed by the elevation of the nozzle, and as the pressure inside the pump decreases, contents are introduced from the container to replenish it.

Such a pump is used for discharging various contents such as fragrances and cosmetics as well as fragrances and insecticides. In particular, the amount of content can be discharged by one-time nozzle pressurization, and since the content is not exposed to the outside, it is convenient to use, and the demand is increasing.

On the other hand, the pump is connected to a long plastic tube to discharge the contents from the container body in which the contents are stored, and the lower end of the tube is in contact with the bottom surface of the container body. The suction power of the pump is transmitted to the inside of the tube, and the contents stored in the container body flow into the pump through the tube. Such a tube allows all of the contents stored in the container body to be used, but is inserted into the container body and visible from the outside, thereby deteriorating the aesthetics of the container. In particular, when the container corresponds to a cosmetic container, the problem of deteriorating aesthetics is further highlighted. Therefore, in many cases, the container body using the pump is made of a non-transparent material in order to prevent the tube from being exposed to the outside.

Therefore, the present invention has been derived to solve the above problems, and is intended to provide a tubeless discharge container capable of stably discharging contents without using a plastic tube.

Other objects of the present invention will become clearer through the examples described below.

A tubeless discharge container according to an aspect of the present invention is a tubeless discharge container for discharging contents contained in a filling space, wherein the filling space is formed inside and an air hole for introducing air is formed on the upper surface bottle part; a connector part coupled to an upper portion of the bottle part to spatially separate the supply hole and the air hole; And it may include a pump portion fixed to a designated position of the connector portion and configured to suck in and discharge the contents supplied through the supply hole, a hollow channel portion may be formed on an inner wall of one side of the bottle portion, and the channel portion Both ends may be opened to a lower portion of the filling space and an upper surface of the bottle unit, respectively.

A tubeless discharge container according to the present invention may have one or more of the following embodiments. For example, the bottle unit may include a bottle body in which the filling space is formed therein, a lower side is open, and the channel unit is formed on one side; and a base coupled to the open lower side of the bottle body, and a gap may be formed between the lower inlet of the channel unit and the inner lower surface of the base in a state in which the base is coupled to the lower side of the bottle body. .

In some embodiments, a lower inlet of the channel unit may be formed on a side surface of the channel unit. In some embodiments, an inner lower surface of the base may be inclined downward toward one side where the lower inlet of the channel unit is formed. In addition, in some embodiments, the base may be rotatably coupled to the open lower side of the bottle body, and a protruding step protruding upward may be formed along the edge of the inner lower surface of the base, At a designated position of the step, one or more inlet grooves may be formed that do not protrude upward from the inner lower surface of the base, and the protrusion according to the rotation angle of the base in a state in which the base is rotatably coupled to the lower side of the bottle body. A step may close the lower portion of the channel portion or the inlet groove may connect the lower portion of the channel portion to the filling space.

The bottle part may include an intake protrusion protruding upward from an upper surface of the bottle part to a predetermined length and forming a passage communicating with the air hole, and the connector unit is press-fitted with the intake protrusion to come into close contact with the outer circumferential surface of the intake protrusion. It may include an insertion groove to be. In this case, in a state in which the connector part is coupled to the upper part of the bottle part, at least a part of the bottom surface of the connector part is spaced apart from the top surface of the bottle part, so that the contents flowing out into the supply hole are separated from the space between the connector part and the bottle part. It can be supplied to the pump unit through.

The bottle portion may include a mounting rim having an annular shape and protruding upward by a predetermined length from an upper surface of the bottle portion, and a portion of the connector portion may be press-fitted to the inside of the mounting rim to be in close contact with the inner circumferential surface of the mounting rim. can In some embodiments, the connector unit may include an inner cap and a pump cap, and the inner cap is press-fitted to the inside of the mounting rim to come into close contact with the inner circumferential surface of the mounting rim, and the pump cap is mounted on the outside of the mounting rim. It can be in close contact with the outer circumferential surface of the mounting rim.

According to the problem solving means of the present invention as described above, various effects including the following can be expected. However, the present invention is not established when all of the following effects are exerted.

According to one embodiment of the present invention, the structure of the discharge container itself provides a supply path for the contents and effectively separates the supply path for the contents and the inflow path for air, so that the contents can be stably discharged without a plastic tube connected to the pump unit. A tubeless discharge container is provided.

1 is a perspective view showing a state in which an overcap is separated from a tubeless discharge container according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the tubeless discharge container shown in FIG. 1 is cut in an AA′ direction.
3 is an exploded perspective view of the tubeless discharge container shown in FIG. 1;
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the bottle body of the tubeless discharge container shown in FIG. 1 viewed from above.
5 is a perspective view of the bottle body of FIG. 4 viewed from below.
6 is a perspective view showing a base of a tubeless discharge container according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
7 is a cross-sectional view showing a tubeless discharge container according to a third embodiment of the present invention.
8 is a perspective view illustrating an inner cap of the tubeless discharge container shown in FIG. 1;
9 is a perspective view illustrating a pump cap of the tubeless discharge container shown in FIG. 1;
10 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a portion of the tubeless discharge container shown in FIG. 1 is cut in an AA' direction.
FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a portion of the tubeless discharge container shown in FIG. 1 is cut in a direction BB'.

Since the present invention can apply various transformations and have various embodiments, specific embodiments will be illustrated in the drawings and described in detail in the detailed description. However, it should be understood that this is not intended to limit the present invention to specific embodiments, and includes all transformations, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and scope of the present invention. In describing the present invention, if it is determined that a detailed description of related known technologies may obscure the gist of the present invention, the detailed description will be omitted.

Terms used in this application are only used to describe specific embodiments, and are not intended to limit the present invention. Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. In this application, the terms "include" or "have" are intended to designate that there is a feature, number, step, operation, component, part, or combination thereof described in the specification, but one or more other features It should be understood that the presence or addition of numbers, steps, operations, components, parts, or combinations thereof is not precluded.

Terms such as first and second may be used to describe various components, but the components should not be limited by the terms. These terms are only used for the purpose of distinguishing one component from another.

Hereinafter, embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. description is omitted.

1 is a perspective view showing a state in which an overcap 10 is separated from a tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the tubeless discharge container 1000 shown in FIG. 1 A-A ', Figure 3 is an exploded perspective view of the tubeless discharge container 1000 shown in Figure 1.

1 to 3, the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention may be a container for discharging contents (not shown) accommodated in the filling space 905, and largely includes a bottle part ( 950), a connector part 750 and a pump part 450.

The bottle unit 950 may have a filling space 905 formed therein, and a supply hole 945 for the flow of contents and an air hole 965 for the inflow of air may be formed on the upper surface. A channel portion 980 may also be formed on an inner wall of one side of the bottle portion 950. The channel portion 980 is hollow to form a bottle flow path 985, and one end of the bottle flow path 985 is It is formed in the lower part of the filling space 905 and the other end is formed in the upper part of the bottle part 950 and may be connected to the supply hole 945 . In a state in which the contents (not shown) are filled in the filling space 905, the air hole 965 is located on the surface of the contents (not shown) based on the surface of the liquid or gel contents (not shown), and the bottle flow path 985 One end of may be located below the surface of the contents (not shown).

The connector unit 750 may be coupled to the top of the bottle unit 950, provide a space for mounting the pump unit 450, designate a position of the pump unit 450, and supply the bottle unit 950 at the same time. It may serve to spatially separate the hole 945 and the air hole 965.

The pump unit 450 may be fixed to a designated position of the connector unit 750 and suction and discharge content (not shown) supplied through the supply hole 945 . That is, when the user presses the nozzle 100 while the overcap 10 is removed, the pump guide 500 descends to open the pump inlet hole 540, and the contents inside the pump space 650 move through it. It enters through the guide passage 550, the valve space 250, the nozzle space 150, and the nozzle passage 140, and can be discharged through the discharge port 130.

As such, in the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention, the bottle unit 950 itself provides a supply passage and can replace the conventional plastic tube. This can solve the problem of deteriorating the aesthetics of the discharge container 1000 by showing a plastic tube inside even if the bottle part 950 is made of a transparent material.

Meanwhile, in order to suck the content from the discharge container using a pump, the air pressure inside the filling space 905 is maintained at a certain level, and a pressure lower than the air pressure inside the filling space 905 is required on the pump side. As in the prior art, when a plastic tube is directly connected to a pump, this negative pressure can be easily formed by increasing the airtight performance of the pump itself, but, as in one embodiment of the present invention, the supply passage is formed by combining several parts. When formed, it is very important to airtightly separate the part where negative pressure is to be formed and the part where normal pressure is to be maintained.

Referring to an embodiment of the present invention in more detail with reference to FIG. 3, the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes an overcap 10 detachably coupled to the top and a pump unit ( 450), a connector part 750, and a bottle part 950. The pump part 450 includes a nozzle 100, a valve 200, an elastic body 260, a housing cover 300, and a piston 400. ), the guide 500, the disk 530, and the housing 600, the connector part 750 may include the pump cap 700 and the inner cap 800, and the bottle part 950 may include a bottle body 900 and a base 990.

The nozzle 100 may correspond to a part that is pressurized by a user and discharges contents accordingly. The nozzle 100 may be configured in the form of an open lower side, and a discharge port 130 may be formed on one side. A space may be formed inside the nozzle 100 by the outer rim 110, and a connection boss 120 may be formed inside the outer rim 110. The connecting boss 120 may have, for example, a cylindrical shape with an open lower side, and may form a nozzle space 150 therein.

A nozzle passage 140 may be formed above the nozzle 100, and the nozzle passage 140 may have one end communicating with the nozzle space 150 and the other end leading to the discharge port 130. The connection boss 120 of the nozzle 100 may be inserted into the connection part 230 of the valve 200 and coupled and fixed to the valve 200 . When the nozzle 100 moves up and down together with the valve 200, the outer rim 110 of the nozzle 100 may move along the inner circumferential surface of the pump coupling part 720 of the pump cap 700.

The valve 200 may be coupled to the nozzle 100 and the guide 500, and the piston 400 and the guide 500 may be operated by a user's pressure and a restoring force of the elastic body 260. The valve 200 may have a hollow cylindrical shape as a whole, and may include a head part 210, a connection part 230 and a cylinder part 240.

The head portion 210 may protrude outward from the top of the valve 200 and then extend downward to form a connection groove 220 . The upper portion 270 of the elastic body 260 may be inserted into the connection groove 220 and fixed thereto.

As the connection boss 120 of the nozzle 100 is inserted into the connection part 230, the nozzle 100 and the valve 200 may be coupled to each other. As shown, each of the connecting boss 120 and the connecting portion 230 is formed with a step that abuts with each other, so that when the nozzle 100 is pressed downward, the valve 200 can be pressed downward by the nozzle 100, and the valve When the 200 moves upward, the nozzle 100 may be pushed upward by the valve 200 . The connection between the connection boss 120 and the connection part 230 can be more firmly formed by forming protrusions and grooves engaging with each other on the outer circumferential surface of the connection boss 120 and the inner circumferential surface of the connection part 230 . When the connection boss 120 is inserted into the connection part 230 , the valve space 250 of the valve 200 may communicate with the nozzle space 150 of the nozzle 100 .

The cylinder portion 240 may have a cylindrical shape with an empty inside. The stem 520 of the guide 500 may be inserted into the inner space of the cylinder portion 240, and thus the inner space of the cylinder portion 240 may have an inner diameter corresponding to the outer diameter of the stem 520, but the cylinder In the lower part of the inner space of the part 240, the inner contact part 430 of the piston 400 may also be inserted, and correspondingly, it may have a larger inner diameter. By forming coupling protrusions 245 on the inner circumferential surface of the cylinder 240 and corresponding grooves on the outer circumferential surface of the stem 520, coupling between the valve 200 and the guide 500 can be made more robust.

The elastic body 260 is coupled between the valve 200 and the housing cover 300 or the housing 600, and the nozzle 100, the valve 200, and the guide 500 are elastic by the elasticity when the external force caused by the user's pressure is removed. ) can play a role in restoring the original position. The elastic body 260 according to an embodiment of the present invention may be formed of a material capable of elastic deformation and may have a hollow tubular shape as a whole. The upper portion 270 of the elastic body 260 may be coupled to the valve 200 by being inserted into the connection groove 220 of the head portion 210, for example, and the lower portion 290 of the elastic body 260 may be coupled to the housing cover 300 or the housing 600 in a similar manner. For example, an example in which a part of the housing cover 300 is inserted into and coupled to the inside of the lower part 290 of the elastic body 260 is shown in the drawing.

A reinforcing rib 280 may be formed in the middle of the elastic body 260 . The reinforcing rib 280 is a part formed with a larger thickness so as to limit elastic deformation, and prevents folding or buckling from occurring in a part of the elastic body 260 so that the elastic body 260 provides a restoring force more effectively. can

The housing cover 300 is coupled to the upper portion of the housing 600 to increase airtight performance between the valve 200 and the housing 600 . The housing cover 300 may include an upper head portion 310 and a contact portion 330 extending up and down to a predetermined length. The head portion 310 of the housing cover 300 may protrude outward from the upper end of the housing cover 300 and then extend downward to form a connection groove 320 . An upper portion of the housing 600 may be inserted into and fixed to the connection groove 320 of the housing cover 300 . The cylinder part 240 of the valve 200 may be configured to move up and down inside the housing 600, and the cylinder part 240 may be inserted through a hole in the center of the contact part 330. As the close contact between the valve 200 and the housing cover 300 is made by surface contact over the upper and lower length of the contact portion 330, the pump space 650 inside the housing 600 maintains a pressure environment separated from the outside. It can provide high privacy performance.

The piston 400 may be mounted on the stem 520 of the guide 500, and may include an outer contact portion 410, a bridge 420, and an inner contact portion 430. The outer contact portion 410 may be configured to come into close contact with the inner circumferential surface of the housing 600, and the inner contact portion 430 may be configured to contact the stem 520 of the guide 500. The bridge 420 may connect the outer contact portion 410 and the inner contact portion 430 to each other. In a state where the nozzle 100 is not pressurized, the piston 400 may be disposed at a position to close the pump inlet hole 540 formed in the guide 500 .

The guide 500 may be configured to be coupled to the valve 200 and move up and down within the housing 600 by user pressure. The guide 500 may include a head portion 510 and a stem 520 . The head part 510 is located in the pump space 650 of the housing 600 but has a larger diameter than the piston 400 to form a step under the piston 400 . The stem 520 is elongated and may have a hollow cylindrical shape with a guide passage 550 formed therein. One or more pump inlet holes 540 formed in the stem 520 guide the guide passage 550 to the guide 500. ) can be connected to the outside of

The disk 530 may be disposed under the housing 600 and includes a plurality of holes so that the housing inlet hole 630 under the housing 600 is not closed even when the guide 500 descends to the maximum. there is.

The housing 600 may form a pump space 650 in which contents are sucked and the piston 400 and the guide 500 can move up and down. The housing 600 may include a flange 610 and a body 620 . The body 620 of the housing 600 may be inserted into the accommodation space 850 of the inner cap 800, and the pump space 650 may be formed inside the body 620. One or more housing inlet holes 630 may be formed at designated locations on the lower portion of the main body 620 . The flange 610 may protrude outward from the top of the housing 600 and facilitate coupling of the housing 600 to the connector unit 750 .

When the user presses the nozzle 100, the nozzle 100 and the valve 200 and the guide 500 coupled thereto descend together, but the piston 400 moves directly by frictional force due to close contact with the housing 600. do not descend Since the piston 400 does not descend and the guide 500 descends, the pump inlet hole 540 of the guide 500 may be opened. After the guide 500 descends a predetermined distance, the lower end of the valve 200 presses the bridge 420 of the piston 400 and the piston 400 also descends together, but at this time, the pump inlet hole of the guide 500 ( 540) can remain open. As the guide 500 descends, the volume of the pump space 650 decreases, and the contents (not shown) introduced into the pump space 650 by the increased pressure are sucked into the open pump inlet hole 540. can Contents entering the pump inlet hole 540 may be discharged through the discharge port 130 via the guide passage 550 , the valve space 250 , the nozzle space 150 and the nozzle passage 140 .

When the user stops pressurizing the nozzle 100, the nozzle 100 and the valve 200 and guide 500 coupled thereto rise together by the restoring force of the elastic body 260, but the piston 400 also moves the housing ( 600) does not rise immediately due to frictional force due to close contact. Since the piston 400 does not rise and the guide 500 rises, the pump inlet hole 540 of the guide 500 may be closed. After the guide 500 rises a predetermined distance, the head part 510 of the guide 500 presses the piston 400 so that the piston 400 can also rise together. In this case, the pump inlet hole of the guide 500 ( 540) can remain closed. As the guide 500 rises, the volume of the pump space 650 increases, and the contents (not shown) of the filling space 905 can flow into the pump space 650 through the supply passage due to the reduced pressure. there is.

Within the range in which the above action can occur, some of the above components of the pump unit 450 may be integrated into one member.

Hereinafter, the bottle unit 950 of the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail.

4 and 5 are perspective views of the bottle body 900 of the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention viewed from above and below, respectively.

Referring to FIGS. 2 to 5 , the bottle unit 950 may include a bottle body 900 and a base 990 . The bottle body 900 may have a hollow cylindrical shape as a whole, a filling space 905 may be formed therein, the lower side may be open, and the open lower side may be coupled with the base 990. can

The bottle body 900 corresponds to the main part of the bottle part 950, and a filling space 905 may be formed therein, and a supply hole 945 for the flow of contents and an inlet of air are formed on the upper surface of the bottle body 900. An air hole 965 may be formed. A channel portion 980 may be formed on an inner wall of one side of the bottle body 900 , and the channel portion 980 may be hollow to form a bottle passage 985 .

The channel unit 980 may have one end open to the lower part of the filling space 905 and the other end open to the upper surface of the bottle body 900 through the supply hole 945 . Accordingly, one end of the bottle passage 985 may be formed to be connected to the lower part of the filling space 905 and the other end to be connected to the supply hole 945 at the upper part of the bottle unit 950 . As described above, in a state in which the contents (not shown) are filled in the filling space 905, the air hole 965 is located on the surface of the contents (not shown) based on the surface of the liquid or gel contents (not shown). One end of the bottle flow path 985 may be located below the surface of the contents (not shown). Accordingly, the moving path of the contents and the moving path of the air are spatially separated by the contents themselves and have different pressure conditions until the contents (not shown) are exhausted.

The base 990 may be coupled to the open lower side of the bottle body 900 . Depending on the embodiment, the base 990 may be detachably coupled, fixedly coupled by heat fusion, or configured to be rotatable even after being coupled.

When the base 990 is coupled to the lower side of the bottle body 900, a predetermined gap is formed between the lower portion of the channel portion 980 and the lower surface of the base 990, so that the lower end of the bottle flow path 985 is the filling space 905. ) can be opened. When the contents of the filling space 905 need to flow into the pump space 650, the contents of the filling space 905 flow into the bottle flow passage 985 from the open lower part of the channel part 980, and the negative pressure causes the contents of the filling space 905 to flow into the channel part 980. After ascending along the portion 980, it may flow into the recessed portion 970 through the supply hole 945 and flow into the pump space 650 through the housing inlet hole 630.

4 and 5, the bottle body 900 has an outer circumferential portion 910, a step 920, a mounting rim 930, an upper surface 940, an intake protrusion 960, a recessed portion 970, and a channel portion. (980).

The outer circumferential portion 910 of the bottle body 900 may correspond to a side portion of the bottle body 900 and may form a filling space 905 therein. The channel portion 980 formed on the inner surface of the outer circumferential portion 910 may form a bottle flow path 985 together with the inner surface of the outer circumferential portion 910 . In the drawings, an example in which the outer circumferential portion 910 has a cylindrical shape with constant outer and inner diameters is shown, but the present invention is not limited thereto, and various shapes can be applied as long as the bottle flow path 985 can maintain a specific cross-sectional area. . In a preferred embodiment, the outer circumferential portion 910 may be entirely formed of a transparent or translucent material.

An upper portion of the outer circumferential portion 910 may have a closed shape to form an upper surface 940 , and a mounting rim 930 may be formed on the upper surface 940 . The stepped 920 of the bottle body 900 is a portion formed outside the mounting rim 930 and may have the same height as the top surface 940 or a different height. The lower end of the pump cap 700 and the overcap 10 coupled to the bottle body 900 may come into contact with the step 920 of the bottle body 900 when coupled.

The mounting rim 930 has an annular shape and may protrude from the upper surface 940 of the bottle body 900 to a predetermined length. The mounting rim 930 may come into close contact with the connector part 750 to seal the supply passage and couple the connector part 750 to the bottle part 950 . A protrusion 935 may be provided on an outer circumferential surface of the mounting rim 930 to connect and seal the connector unit 750 .

The top surface 940 of the bottle body 900 may correspond to the blocked top of the outer circumferential portion 910 . The upper surface 940 may have the same height as the step 920, but may have a different height. A supply hole 945 may be formed in the upper surface 940 to communicate with the open upper portion of the channel unit 980 . An air hole 965 may also be formed in the upper surface 940, and the air hole 965 may be configured to directly communicate with the filling space 905 under the upper surface 940 to allow inflow of air. An intake protruding portion 960 and a recessed portion 970 may also be provided on the upper surface 940 of the bottle body 900 .

The intake protrusion 960 may protrude upward to a predetermined length from the upper surface 940 of the bottle body 900 . The intake protrusion 960 may be formed in a hollow cylindrical shape, and an inner passage may communicate with the air hole 965 . That is, the passage inside the intake protrusion 960 can be viewed as an extension of the air hole 965 .

A depression 970 may be formed on the upper surface 940 of the bottle body 900 . The depression 970 may be formed to accommodate a portion of the pump unit 450 and the connector unit 750 corresponding to the position of the pump unit 450 . Of course, in some embodiments, the depression 970 may be omitted or implemented in a different structure.

A channel unit 980 may be formed on one side of the bottle body 900 . The channel portion 980 forms a bottle flow path 985 therein, and the channel portion 980 is open only at the lower and upper ends to separate the bottle flow path 985 from the filling space 905. The channel unit 980 may have a structure in which a lower inlet of the channel unit 980 can be opened even when the base 990 is coupled to the lower portion of the bottle body 900 . To this end, the channel unit 980 may extend to a length such that a gap is formed between the lower inlet of the channel unit 980 and the lower surface of the base 990 . For example, the lower end of the channel unit 980 may be positioned slightly higher than the lower end of the bottle body 900, and the lower end of the channel unit 980 is located at the same height as the lower end of the bottle body 900, but the base ( 990) may be coupled to the lower part of the bottle body 900 at a position higher than the lower surface of the base 990. In some embodiments, the lower inlet of the channel unit 980 may be formed on a side surface instead of a lower surface of the channel unit 980 .

When the contents of the filling space 905 have to flow into the pump space 650, the negative pressure formed in the pump space 650 sucks the contents of the filling space 905 along the bottle flow path 985 of the channel part 980. After rising along the channel portion 980, the contents may be introduced into the recessed portion 970 through the supply hole 945 and introduced into the pump space 650 through the housing inlet hole 630.

Although an example in which one channel unit 980 is formed in the bottle body 900 is shown in the drawing, a plurality of channel units 980 and a plurality of bottle passages 985 may be formed in the bottle body 900 . For example, as shown in the drawing, when two air holes 965 are formed on the upper surface 940 of the bottle body 900, two air holes 965 are positioned 90 degrees apart from the center of the upper surface 940. A supply hole 945 may be formed and two channel parts 980 connected thereto may be formed.

When the base 990 is coupled to the open lower portion of the bottle body 900, the bottle unit 950 may be completed. As the base 990 is coupled to the lower part of the bottle body 900, there is no need to form an opening for filling the contents in the upper part of the bottle body 900, and there is a possibility of air penetration through a path around the separate opening. can be eliminated fundamentally. Since the air permeation path of the lower part of the bottle body 900 is basically blocked by the content itself, it is sufficient to provide only airtight performance at a level where the content does not leak.

6 is a perspective view showing the base 992 of the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

The base 992 shown in FIG. 6 may be rotatably coupled to the bottle body 900 . That is, even after the base 992 is coupled to the bottom of the bottle body 900, the base 992 can rotate relative to the bottle body 900 without being separated from the bottle body 900 or allowing the contents to leak. can be configured.

Such a base 992 may have a protruding step 997 formed along the edge of the inner lower surface, and one or more inlet grooves 995 may be formed at a designated position of the protruding step 997. The protruding step 997 may be implemented in a form protruding upward at a predetermined height from the inner lower surface of the base 992, and the inlet groove 995 is between the protruding step 997 that does not protrude upward from the inner lower surface of the base 992. can correspond to the interval of

According to this embodiment, the channel portion 980 may have a structure in which the lower inlet is opened downward, and the protruding step 997 may protrude to a height corresponding to the lower inlet of the channel portion 980 . When the user uses the tubeless discharge container 1000 having the base 992 according to the present embodiment, the user can rotate the base 992 of the bottle unit 950, and the base 992 rotates. Depending on the angle, a protruding step 997 or an inlet groove 995 may be located at the lower inlet of the channel unit 980. When the protruding step 997 is positioned at the lower inlet of the channel unit 980, the protruding step 997 closes the lower inlet to block contents from entering the pump space 650. On the other hand, when the inlet groove 995 is located at the lower inlet of the channel unit 980, the lower inlet of the channel unit 980 is opened and the contents flow into the pump space 650 according to the use of the discharge container 1000. can be allowed

7 is a cross-sectional view showing a tubeless discharge container according to a third embodiment of the present invention. The base 993 shown in FIG. 7 may be fixedly coupled to the bottle body 900, and the lower surface 994 may be configured in an inclined shape. That is, as shown in FIG. 7, when the channel portion 980 is formed on one side of the bottle body 900, the inner lower surface 994 of the base 993 slopes downward toward the one side where the channel portion 980 is provided. can

As described above, the supply passage of the contents (not shown) and the air entry path to the filling space 905 must be separated, and the contents (not shown) themselves in the filling space 905 are the supply passage and the air entry path. serves to separate the As one end of the bottle flow passage 985 is located below the surface of the contents (not shown), air cannot enter the supply passage of the contents (not shown). However, as the tubeless discharge container 1000 is used, the surface of the content will gradually decrease, and when the amount of the content in the filling space 905 approaches exhaustion due to long-term use, the lower inlet of the channel portion 980 opens the may be exposed on the surface. In this case, as the vacuum state of the supply passage is destroyed, the pump unit 450 can no longer operate.

In this embodiment, the inner lower surface 994 of the base 993 is inclined downward toward the lower inlet of the channel portion 980 so that the contents in the filling space 905 are directed toward the bottle passage 985. Compared to the bases 990 and 992 whose inner lower surface is formed horizontally and flatly, the inner lower surface 994 of the base 993 inclined toward the lower inlet of the channel unit 980 has a smaller amount inside the filling space 905. Even if the contents remain, the lower inlet of the channel unit 980 is not exposed on the surface of the contents, so that the user can completely consume the contents.

In FIG. 7, assuming that only one channel portion 980 is formed in the bottle body 900, the lower surface 994 of the base 993 is depicted as being inclined in only one direction, but the bottle body 900 takes an example. For example, when two channel units 980 are formed, the bottom surface 994 of the base 993 may also be formed to be inclined toward each position where the channel unit 980 is formed centering on the center.

In the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention, instead of using a plastic tube, the structure of the container itself provides a supply passage, and therefore, the movement path of the contents in the entire structure of the tubeless discharge container 1000. High airtight performance must be maintained between the air flow path and the Hereinafter, the structure of the connector unit 750 enabling the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention to maintain high airtight performance will be described in more detail.

8 is a perspective view showing an inner cap 800 of a tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 9 is a pump cap of the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view showing 700.

Referring to FIG. 8, the inner cap 800 of the tubeless discharge container 1000 of the present invention has a flat plate part 830 having a largely circular flat plate shape, and a contact rim 820 extending upward from the edge of the flat plate part 830. , The flange 810 extending outward from the top of the contact rim 820, the insertion portion 840 and the protruding portion 860 protruding upward from the flat plate portion 830, and upward and upward from the center of the flat plate portion 830 Accommodating parts 870 and 880 protruding downward may be included.

The flat plate part 830 may be implemented in the shape of a circular flat plate, and may be implemented in a size corresponding to an area inside the mounting rim 930 on the upper surface of the bottle body 900 . At the edge of the flat plate part 830, the contact rim 820 may extend upward, and at an end of the contact rim 820, a flange 810 may be formed and extended outward.

The outer diameter of the close contact rim 820 may be formed in a size corresponding to the inner diameter of the mounting rim 930 of the bottle body 900 . Therefore, the inner cap 800 can be coupled to the upper part of the bottle body 900 in such a way that it is press-fitted to the inside of the mounting rim 930, and after coupling, the outer circumferential surface of the close rim 820 is in close contact with the inner circumferential surface of the mounting rim 930. It can be. In order to provide higher airtight performance, one or more sealing protrusions 825 may be formed on the outer circumferential surface of the contact rim 920 . The extension length of the contact rim 820 may be formed slightly shorter than the extension length of the mounting rim 930 . As a result, when the inner cap 800 is mounted on the bottle body 900, the flange 810 of the inner cap 800 is caught on the top of the mounting rim 930 and the flat plate part 830 is the bottle body 900. The gap between the flat plate part 830 and the upper surface of the bottle body 900 caused by this may form part of the supply passage between the supply hole 945 and the recessed part 970. .

The insertion portion 840 protrudes upward from the flat plate portion 830 but has a hollow cylindrical shape to form an insertion groove 845 that opens downward therein. A protrusion 860 having a hollow cylindrical shape may be formed above the insertion portion 840 , and a passage 865 of the protrusion 860 may communicate with the insertion groove 845 . However, the inner diameter of the insertion groove 845 may be larger than the inner diameter of the passage 865 of the protrusion 860 .

When the inner cap 800 is mounted on the bottle body 900, the intake protrusion 960 of the inner bottle 900 can be press-fitted into the insertion groove 845, and the outer circumferential surface of the intake protrusion 960 is the insertion portion ( 840) may be in close contact with the inner circumferential surface. In this state, the passage of the intake protrusion 960 (that is, the air hole 965) may communicate with the passage 865 of the protrusion 860. Therefore, the protrusion 860 may be regarded as extending the intake protrusion 960 . The inner diameter of the insertion portion 840 may correspond to the outer diameter of the intake protrusion 960 , and the inner diameter of the protrusion 860 may correspond to the inner diameter of the intake protrusion 960 .

One of the most likely locations for unwanted air penetration in structures requiring airtightness is the interface between components. In the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention, since air communication is required in the air hole 965 communicating with the filling space 905 and air is thoroughly blocked in the remaining part, the bottle body ( Sealing around the intake protrusion 960 of 900 is particularly important. The inner cap formed around the intake protrusion 960 by allowing the intake protrusion 960 to extend a predetermined length and press fit into the insertion groove 845 of a predetermined depth ( 800) and the bottle body 900 may be extended long. Since the penetration path through the interface between the inner cap 800 and the bottle body 900 is blocked by surface contact over a large distance, it is possible to effectively block unwanted air penetration.

The accommodating parts 870 and 880 protrude upward and downward from the flat plate part 830 but are hollow to form an accommodating space 850 therein. The accommodating part 870 formed on the upper part of the flat plate part 830 may open upward, and the accommodating part 880 formed under the flat plate part 830 may open downward. The pump unit 450 may be inserted and mounted in the accommodation space 850 . One or more sealing protrusions 855 may be provided inside the accommodation space 850 to fix the pump unit 450 and seal around the pump unit 450 .

The contents guided from the filling space 905 to the supply hole 945 through the bottle passage 985 move to the recess 970 adjacent to the supply hole 945, and the inner circumferential surface of the recess 970 and the receiving portion. It can move into the pump space 650 through the housing inlet hole 630 exposed through the open lower part of the accommodating part 880 after passing through the space between the outer circumferential surfaces of the 880 .

Since the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention has a structure in which the base 990 is coupled to the lower portion of the bottle body 900, the filling space 905 is filled through the open lower portion of the bottle body 900. Contents can be filled, and there is no need to form a separate opening in the depression 970 for accommodating the pump unit 450 .

The lower surface of the flat plate part 830 of the inner cap 800 forms a part of the supply path for contents (not shown), while the lower surface of the flat plate part 830 has an insertion groove 845 forming an air movement path. However, since the air hole 965 leading to the filling space 905 leads to the upper part of the intake protrusion 960, it is not exposed to the lower surface of the flat plate part 830. That is, the interface between the outlet of the air hole 965 and the lower surface of the flat plate part 830 is blocked by surface contact over a length corresponding to the depth of the insertion groove 845, so that high airtight performance is obtained. It is possible to spatially separate the flow path of the content and the air.

Referring to FIG. 9 , the pump cap 700 of the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to the present invention may largely include an external mounting portion 710 and an internal mounting portion 720 .

The external mounting portion 710 may include a portion formed in an annular shape and a portion extending inwardly therefrom. The external mounting portion 710 may be closely coupled to the outside of the mounting rim 930 of the inner bottle 900 . One or more protrusions 717 may be provided on the inner circumferential surface of the external mounting portion 710 to engage and seal the inner bottle 900 with the mounting rim 930 . One or more protrusions 715 for attaching and detaching the overcap 10 may be provided on the outer circumferential surface of the external mounting portion 710 .

The internal mounting portion 720 may be formed to obliquely extend in a truncated cone shape, and the nozzle 100 may be exposed at an open top. The internal mounting portion 720 may provide a space for accommodating the pump unit 450 and fix the housing cover 300 and the nozzle 100 .

A stepped portion 740 protruding toward the inside to provide a stepped portion may be formed inside the internal mounting portion 720, and a fixing portion 760 extending downward from the inside of the stepped portion 740 may be formed. . The fixing part 760 may have a hollow cylindrical shape, and a through hole 755 may be formed therein. As shown in FIG. 8, an insertion portion 770 may also be formed at the bottom of the stepped portion 740, and the insertion portion 770 may have a hollow cylindrical shape to form an insertion groove 775 therein. there is. Meanwhile, a groove may be formed at a designated position of the stepped portion 740 and an air hole 725 may be formed in the groove.

When the pump cap 700 and the inner cap 800 are coupled to each other, the protrusion 860 of the inner cap 800 can be press-fitted into the insertion groove 775 of the pump cap 700, and the protrusion 860 The outer circumferential surface may be in close contact with the inner circumferential surface of the insertion portion 770 . In this state, the passage 865 of the protrusion 860 may communicate with the air hole 725 of the stepped portion 740 . Therefore, the air hole 965 formed in the upper part of the filling space 905 is the air hole 965 of the intake protrusion 960 of the inner bottle 900, the passage 865 of the protrusion 860 of the inner cap 800 And it can lead to the outside through the air hole 725 of the pump cap 700.

On the other hand, when the pump unit 450 is coupled to the pump cap 700, the pump unit 450 can be inserted through the through hole 755 of the internal mounting unit 720, and the inner bottle 900 is recessed. It may be disposed within the receiving space 850 of the unit 970 and the inner cap 800. When the pump unit 450 is pressed and inserted with sufficient force, the head unit 310 of the housing cover 300 can be press-fitted under the fixing protrusion 730 of the stepped unit 740, and the head unit 310 It may be fixed between the stepped part 740 and the fixing protrusion 730 . Of course, in some embodiments, the structure may be changed such that the head portion 310 of the housing cover 300 is located between the pump cap 700 and the inner cap 800. However, according to the structure of the illustrated embodiment, there is an advantage in that time and cost can be saved by simplifying the assembly process.

Within the range in which the above action can occur, the components of the connector unit 750, that is, the pump cap 700 and the inner cap 800 may be integrated as one member, but for convenience of manufacturing and assembly They may be individually manufactured and assembled.

Hereinafter, a flow path of contents and air inside the tubeless discharge container 1000 will be described with reference to FIGS. 10 and 11 . 10 and 11 are cross-sectional views showing a state in which a portion of the tubeless discharge container 1000 shown in FIG. 1 is cut in directions A-A' and B-B', respectively.

First, referring to FIGS. 2 and 10, when the user presses the nozzle 100 in the state of FIG. 10 and then stops the pressurization to generate negative pressure in the pump space 650, the contents in the filling space 905 (not shown) ) reaches the upper part of the bottle body 900 and the supply hole 980 through the bottle passage 985 inside the channel part 980 from the lower part of the filling space 905, enters the recessed part 970, It may be supplied to the pump space 650 through the housing inlet hole 630 . When the nozzle 100 is pressurized again later, the contents in the pump space 650 may pass through the pump unit 450 and be discharged through the outlet 130 of the nozzle 100 .

Referring to FIG. 11, the intake protrusion 960 of the bottle body 900 is inserted into the insertion groove 845 of the inner cap 800, and the protrusion 860 of the inner cap 800 is inserted into the pump cap 700. It is inserted into groove 775. As a result, the air hole 965 formed on the upper surface of the bottle body 900 is formed by the protruding portion 860 of the inner cap 800 and the insertion portion 700 of the pump cap 700 to form the inner mounting portion 720 of the pump cap 700. ) to the air hole 725.

As suggested above, the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to one embodiment of the present invention can provide a supply passage for contents only with its own structure without using a plastic tube. Unlike the case of using a general plastic tube, in this case, it is necessary to maintain high airtightness in each part of the discharge container. In particular, since the contact boundary between different parts is particularly vulnerable to air infiltration, it is required to effectively prevent air infiltration in this part. do.

The tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention basically includes a small number of parts, and some of these parts may be integrated and implemented with a smaller number of parts. Since the number of parts is small, the boundary between parts is reduced, and the possibility of air penetration can be greatly reduced. 10 and 11, in the tubeless discharge container 1000 according to an embodiment of the present invention, the boundary surface where the bottle body 900, the inner cap 800, and the pump cap 700 come into contact with each other A portion where there is a risk of air permeation due to surface contact over a predetermined length is blocked. That is, members such as the mounting rim 700, the protruding portion 860, the accommodating portions 870 and 880, and the intake protruding portion 960 are in close contact by surface contact over the entire extended length in a state in which they are extended beyond a specific length. .

This structure greatly improves the airtight performance of the contact boundary between parts, which can be particularly vulnerable to unwanted air penetration, so that the tubeless discharge container 1000, which does not use a plastic tube, performs a smooth discharge function only with its own structure. allow you to do In the illustrated embodiment, the aforementioned structure is omitted only in parts that can be easily hermetically sealed by other methods, such as the joint between the bottle body 900 and the base 990.

Although the above has been described with reference to one embodiment of the present invention, those skilled in the art can make various modifications to the present invention within the scope not departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention described in the claims below. It will be appreciated that modifications and changes may be made.

10: overcap 450: pump unit
750: connector part 950: bottle part
100: nozzle 200: valve
260: elastic body 300: housing cover
400: piston 500: guide
600: housing 700: pump cap
800: inner cap 900: bottle body
990: base 1000: tubeless discharge container

Claims (9)

As a tubeless discharge container for discharging the contents accommodated in the filling space,
The filling space is formed inside, an annular mounting rim protrudes upward from the upper surface with a predetermined length, and a supply hole for supplying the contents and a supply hole for the inflow of air are located inside the mounting rim. a bottle portion in which an air hole is formed;
A flat plate part coupled to the upper part of the bottle part and covering the upper part of the supply hole, a contact rim extending upward from the edge of the flat plate part and in close contact with the inner circumferential surface of the mounting rim, and a flange extending outward from the top of the contact rim an inner cap provided;
a pump cap coupled to an upper portion of the bottle portion to press the flange to an upper end of the mounting rim and having an external mounting portion in close contact with an outer circumferential surface of the mounting rim; and
A pump unit configured to pass through the through hole of the pump cap and be fixed to a designated position of the inner cap to suction and discharge the contents supplied through the supply hole,
A channel portion is formed on an inner wall of one side of the bottle portion extending in the vertical direction to form a bottle flow path therein,
The supply hole is formed by recessing the upper surface of the bottle part downward at a position inside the mounting rim, and the supply hole and the bottle passage communicate with each other while at least partially overlapping the bottle passage,
Both ends of the channel portion are open to the lower portion of the filling space and the upper surface of the bottle portion, respectively, so that the bottle passage communicates with the filling space and the supply hole,
The bottle part includes an intake protrusion protruding upward from the upper surface to a predetermined length and forming a passage communicating with the air hole on the inside, and the inner cap protrudes upward from the flat plate part and is hollow and open up and down, and the flat plate part And a protrusion communicating with the insertion groove formed in the pump cap includes an insertion portion that is hollow and open up and down,
The intake protrusion is press-fitted into the insertion groove so that the outer circumferential surface of the intake protrusion is in close contact with the inner circumferential surface of the insertion groove, and the protrusion is press-fitted into the insertion portion so that the outer circumferential surface of the protrusion is in close contact with the inner circumferential surface of the insertion portion. tubeless discharge vessel.
According to claim 1,
The bottle part,
a bottle body in which the filling space is formed therein, a lower side is open, and the channel portion is formed on one side; and
Including a base coupled to the open lower side of the bottle body,
A tubeless discharge container, characterized in that a gap is formed between the lower inlet of the channel unit and the inner lower surface of the base in a state where the base is coupled to the lower side of the bottle body.
According to claim 2,
Tubeless discharge container, characterized in that the lower inlet of the channel portion is formed on the side of the channel portion.
According to claim 2,
Tubeless discharge container, characterized in that the inner lower surface of the base is inclined downward toward the one side where the lower inlet of the channel portion is formed.
According to claim 2,
The base is rotatably coupled to the open lower side of the bottle body and is coupled to rotate in place without moving the position so that the contents inside the filling space do not leak to the lower part of the bottle body,
In the base, a protruding step protruding upward is formed along the edge of the inner lower surface, and at a designated position of the protruding step, one or more inlet grooves that do not protrude upward from the inner lower surface of the base are formed,
In a state in which the base is rotatably coupled to the lower side of the bottle body, the protruding step closes the lower portion of the channel portion or the inlet groove connects the lower portion of the channel portion to the filling space according to the rotational angle of the base. Characterized by a tubeless discharge vessel.
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In a state where the inner cap is coupled to the top of the bottle part, at least a portion of the flat plate part is spaced apart from the top surface of the bottle part, so that the contents flowing out to the supply hole pass through the space between the flat plate part and the bottle part to the pump part. Tubeless discharge container, characterized in that supplied to. delete delete